Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem Academic Symposium 2025
Tuesday, 4 November 2025, Bible Lands Museum, Jerusalem
“Zionism and Indigeneity versus
Settler Colonialism and Historical Revisionism”
Our Academic Symposium 2025 builds on the success of our 2024 Symposium, which featured, among others, Natan Sharansky, Prof Ilan Troen, Prof Gil Troy, Izabella Tabarovsky, Dr Charles Asher Small, Prof Wayne Horowitz and Dr Sheree Trotter.
Certain ideologies emanating from academia regarding Israel and the Jewish people have created false narratives that contribute greatly to the rise in antisemitism on Western campuses and in society generally. These must be understood, critiqued and deconstructed. They include, but are not limited to, settler colonial ideology, decolonisation, post-colonial narratives, critical theory and anti-Zionism.
The IEJ Academic Symposium 2025 will provide a platform for expert exploration of these ideas. It will address historical revisionism and false narratives, and strengthen Jewish identity.
Speakers at Symposium 2025 will be announced shortly.
Symposium 2025 goals include:
To address false narratives and challenges faced by students in the academy
To reaffirm Jewish identity
To strengthen Indigenous solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people
View Symposium 2024 Videos on YouTube